Our Work

<p>As part of its commitment to environmental protection and sustainable community development, the Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) organized a large-scale Plantation Drive aimed at promoting ecological balance, increasing green cover, and raising public awareness about the importance of environmental stewardship. The initiative aligns with HET&amp;rsquo;s broader vision of fostering healthy, resilient communities while contributing to climate change mitigation.&amp;nbsp;Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) recently organized a Plantation Drive to promote environmental conservation and enhance local green cover. Volunteers, community members, and students came together to plant native saplings, aiming to combat climate change, preserve biodiversity, and improve air quality. The initiative reflects HET&amp;rsquo;s commitment to creating healthier, greener communities while raising awareness about sustainable living. A follow-up plan has been set in place to ensure the long-term growth and care of the planted trees.<br />
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<p>Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET), in collaboration with <strong>J&amp;K Yateem Foundation</strong>, organized a large-scale <strong>Food Kit Distribution Drive</strong> to support underprivileged families facing food insecurity. The initiative aimed to provide essential grocery items to economically disadvantaged households, ensuring they have adequate nutrition and relief during challenging times.</p>

<p>Each kit included rice, flour, pulses, cooking oil, spices, and other daily-use essentials, carefully packed to meet the needs of a family for several weeks. The distribution targeted widows, orphans, and families with no stable source of income, with beneficiaries identified through a transparent selection process to ensure support reached the most deserving.</p>

<p>Volunteers from both HET and J&amp;K Yateem Foundation worked hand in hand to manage logistics, maintain discipline during distribution, and assist beneficiaries with transportation of the kits. This joint effort reflects the shared commitment of both organizations to fight hunger, promote community solidarity, and provide dignity to those in need.</p>

<p>Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) organized a <strong>Free Medical Camp</strong> at <em>Dharmunah, Budgam</em>, aimed at delivering essential healthcare services to residents of the area who have limited access to medical facilities. The camp provided free medical consultations, basic diagnostic tests, and essential medicines under the supervision of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals. Special emphasis was placed on preventive healthcare, early detection of illnesses, and educating the community on healthy living practices.</p>

<p>The beneficiaries included children, elderly individuals, and economically disadvantaged families. Dedicated HET volunteers managed patient registration, assisted doctors, and oversaw medicine distribution to ensure the camp ran smoothly and efficiently. The initiative not only met urgent health needs but also strengthened community awareness about the importance of regular check-ups and timely treatment.</p>

<p>Through such efforts, HET continues to work towards making quality healthcare more accessible, fostering a healthier and more resilient community in Budgam and beyond.</p>

<p>Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) organized a <strong>Widow Food Kit Distribution Program</strong> to support widows from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, ensuring they have access to essential food supplies. The initiative aimed to reduce the financial burden on vulnerable women who often shoulder the responsibility of caring for their families without a steady source of income. Each kit contained staple items such as rice, flour, pulses, cooking oil, sugar, tea, and other household essentials, carefully packed to meet nutritional needs.</p>

<p>Volunteers and staff personally reached out to identify genuine beneficiaries and ensured the distribution was conducted with dignity and respect. This effort not only provided immediate relief but also reaffirmed HET&rsquo;s commitment to standing beside widows during times of hardship, fostering a sense of care, hope, and community support.</p>

<p>Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) recently organized its <strong>Annual Meet of Volunteers</strong>, bringing together dedicated individuals from across the region to celebrate their contributions and strengthen the spirit of service. The event served as a platform to acknowledge the invaluable role of volunteers in delivering HET&rsquo;s humanitarian and development programs throughout the year.</p>

<p>The gathering featured interactive sessions, experience sharing, and discussions on enhancing the effectiveness of volunteer-led initiatives. Success stories and impactful moments from various projects were highlighted, inspiring participants to continue their efforts with renewed enthusiasm. Awards and certificates of appreciation were presented to recognize exceptional commitment and outstanding service.</p>

<p>The Annual Meet not only fostered stronger bonds among volunt</p>

<p>As part of a government-led initiative to assess the welfare of children in institutional care, a delegation of officials visited several orphanages in the region. The Chairman of Humanitarian Emergency Trust (HET) was invited to join the visit in recognition of HET&rsquo;s longstanding commitment to child welfare and support for vulnerable communities. During the visit, the delegation interacted with children, reviewed living conditions, and discussed ways to enhance education, healthcare, and emotional support for residents. The HET Chairman expressed appreciation for the care being provided while highlighting the importance of sustained community involvement and collaborative efforts to ensure that every child has the opportunity to grow in a safe, nurturing, and empowering environment.</p>